Method of testing a vehicle acceleration sensor for an anti-lock

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73129, G01M 1500

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ABSTRACT:
A vehicle acceleration sensor forming a part of an anti-lock brake control system is tested mounted on a motor vehicle to see if the sensor will be activated at a predetermined degree of vehicle deceleration. A check signal is first impressed to a sensor check terminal of a control circuit included in the anti-lock brake control system, thereby causing the control circuit to light up a warning lamp. The motor vehicle is then moved onto a ramp having an angle with respect to the plane of the horizon corresponding to the predetermined degree of vehicle deceleration. If the sensor is activated on the ramp, the warning lamp is extinguished to indicate the proper functioning of the sensor. The warning lamp remains glowing if the sensor is not activated on the ramp for some inherent trouble or because of errors in mounting the sensor of the vehicle.

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